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READING iiiinhii sriecisn Fiioii mis News E

D . Conroy has received a despatch

from North Battleford announ n D

A uiiiii missin it . E* »»

Conroy, aged 45 years. 'Die deceas- ed was a trained nurse and her death was'due to typhoid fever which she contracted from a patient. She wa!

' a native ot this r vinc e

' “ ° _ _ ' v . H t i, d mir nursing--in Bos- _ _

The Discovery of Fr_uit a tives Has Brought ,,,§“'},,,“,,,,§,',’, “L-, ,,,,,,,, ,.,,,_ M, HM.. Smap",,,a parm, ,he _- .

Health and Happiness to Thousands of _1_j_<;_§=12__§?_§_¢_1°_§g:d =_:_;h§_f~f§,§S°»F§._°5 him. ohhh hom. many.

People all over the Dominion. P ' ` " '

Conroy. she was a more estimin; p_.;.i_ :

_ ' _ J. 'uf Mcnsiii, formerly of iioiiuiguef .

NARROW ESC.'\l.’E.-What might P, E, 1,. but, now of Wlncheste Ken-

“F ruit-a-tives” ls the Only Medicine Made from Fruit Juices. lt is Pleasant to Take and Acts Gently on the Whole System.

RUIT Juice cotisi.-`t.~‘ oi U1 ffl water and 9% solid material.

This solid iiiaterial coiuists of about parts sugary substance and one part of an intensely hitter sulistance, which is the

medicinal or curative priiiviple of fruit, .Iii order to get the full benefit of fruit in the ordiuai'_\' way, one would have to eat huge quaiititics of lrcsli fruit. By the <lisco\'ered process of making “Friiit-a~ti\'es", the bitter material in fruit juice is made to grow or increase and thus a stroii,<;er fruit juice is created. Then, this stronger fruit extract is iiiixetl with valuable touics and aiitiseptics and made into talilt-ls. Thus, we have concentrated andvintensilied fruit jiiice.-`, and the practical use of Fruit as a inediciuc is brought within rt-acli ot all.

Like fruit juice, “l"rnit-a-ti\'es" acts on the great lilood purifying organs

ofthe bully-llio liver, bowels, kidneys and skin-and stimulates all these parts to renewed acti\'it_\>. “l-`ruit-a»ti\'es” is the most powerful liver stitnulaiit in the world, and by it the kitiiit~_\'s and skin are stimulated to do more work. The splemlid nerve tonics and iiiitiseptics incorporated in "l<`ruit~a-tives"make this ineilicinetlic finest of nerve restorers, while germs in the stouiacli and bowels are destroyed.

"l"ruit-a-tives" will cure ludigfestion or \\.'eal< Digestion, Dyspepsia,

Kidney Disease, L`oiislipinion, lliliousness and Liver Trouble, Backache, Rlieniiiatisiii and Rlieniualic l’aix1.~‘, Sciatica, Luiubago, Neiiralgia, Headaches and all iiidicutioiis of Iiiipiiro ltlooil. ' _ Renieiiilier, that “l~`riiit-a-tives" is the only medicine in the world that is made of fruit. 'l`lie_re is iiotliing else as good, because there is no other preparation aiiytliiiig like “l"i'\iit»a-tives”. If you cannot get “l*ruit~a-tives" right in your iiei;.;lilh-rliootl, we will send you a supply postpaid, oii receipt of price -- 50c. n box, ll for .$2.50, trial size, 135c. Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.

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t there on Saturday, Aug

ust 8th of hs sister, Miss Mary

p o e, b ing born

at Tignisli, but has resided in Bos- ton for n number~ot years. She gra- duated in nursing at the Boothby

woman and her death will be learn with deep regret by all who knew her The funeral will take place in lsorth Battleford

The horse started off on a mad gal- lop before Miss Doucett had time

d. » - Stre?t i _ truck w _

iii llinreiimskiiiui physicians ' the ffhlway ff‘“”k 1”" as the "mght operation was thought to be names. shunter was moving from the yard ary~ She seemed to the joy of her f°W*1l`d5 the West“`°"d~ The °"d "0" parents and friends to rally after the CHF Struck the team B0'"e“'here be' operation, but the Heavenly l-`atlicr f_“'0¢l1 the l10f`Se 3?# the “'**§°"- 1_1” thought heat th luke this hright “acizvn was demo ished. t e H015# jewel to the h,,,,._e beyond and two cut loose, and severely cnt, and cuf- fihys after, in spite of an medical fied some disthvve uv the ‘»fH°k~ Mf-

Everybodv that wants a fine,

glowing, youthful slrin, should take old ieliable Hood’s Sari-nparilla. n phys1ciaii’s prescription, which gives a clear, 'healthy color. When

boils, hives, eczema disappear. l

Languor, loss of appetite, tired '

feeling, weakness are symptoms of

impure, unhealthy blood.

have been a very serious accident tiwky, fs on A visit go jg pmtllei-, happened at Rustico afew days ago, M,-_ R_ H_ McNem_ sydney My, Mc- wlien Miss Julia Doncette, who was Neil] who is an able and pleasing engaged in raking hay, noticing that speaker, will preachat the =l~`iitt street some part of the rake was giving Baptist Church, says the Sydney away, tried to get down to adjuat it. P0g¢_

'ly ig i j li 00" efo 3 .J esvParhim f-.. old

.nf her feet, and a had shaking up. gmnr°wh0p'“,;"B' chégged with |’0m,,i,,g but had not_the horse been caught as in the streets and sleeping at "ight he was heading for the barn the re- ____ the square was also ordered to sult would very probably have been leave the c,ty’

quite different. Miss- Doucette is do-

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225 §f"..`if.ii.i§i;.§3f‘_'é`f °"’°°‘°“ "M" A NARROW ESMPE-~=\ mn" Mm » - t

___ ed Griffin ot the South Shore l(i_ud a

. . ' liillu "l`i- `

The community ol Sea View and “*‘"°“’ escape from helm? _ its hurmuuiiings were saddened when fany f1_ff§_§f1<>;i;i___;\t _tl1_<;_e1:;_§l_:v;>yy .it became known that little Blanche _Jil ‘:,r_n,§° ‘_ grlvi down Pr___c__ Donald daughter of Colin Donal-1, ‘ r~ " “ “as “lf '

i ... after every meal

TUESDAY.

P E 'ISLABDER IN SYDNEY -Rev I

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_ . POLICE COURT.-At .the Plllice

;’V”" tw d“‘m°“:" “T11 Phe' is B? ab Court yesterday Henry Walsh was 'emp tok “vi fer? iulnp h ro? fined $20 Or sixty days on a charge as étteéot'€a(;;l:§au;y;vltl?wez;é of drunkenness. and Jones McCardle reins with the result that she was $10 0" “h"`tY GHYB On a ainiiliur

i i . _ charge. John Ring who was charged In r

au comiildlrativls ali ht in ur t 5 able’ was ordered to leave the city

akin anti loving ones Gouin do. on Griffin was tllrvwn out Of WU Wllgll' A

Friday, July 24th, death _claimed its 011 but f0I'llll11Hl£6ly escaped inil\PY~

victim at the early age of 8 years,

and the little soul returned to God DA GHTFR TF .|. F F,m,Im_;__ ' , .

who gavfit' She leaves to mourn A luiiigely at.t§nd(ed liteetirig of thu S 0 e S ar _’7;__;8;';`_f;‘v:_’;5_] ftisgegesizfs ".:;;2i‘§;’;[0“§ Royal lidtvard Chapter of the Dang,-li- I5 p g g y ° E

Wm” “"1" °‘ 1"“Y““‘“”“““ f’i°““" imfiftiii Eniiiie iii-5 heiiiiiieifii MA i ' - Toiconro

,c-he will be greatly ,,,i,,,,ed not only ygxgrdvny -f1;.__________ cmilnz ___-0 =1a__;__e_____ DE N CANADA. Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co., Ltd.. 7 Scott Street,

by the vacant chain in the home but '_ also in school and Sunday School ;‘;u;h‘;§secr;;*;;;;_t;lé59

ggiransrcq ;i,;:e;1a1f(;,l,t‘?,§,f':ea'i:,::3¢f|,:‘a_;1,i tem A goodly suin from the funds P S Be Sure lt S S

her bright face and sweet smile en- was voted for the Canadian Woinen’s rliaietl her to all who knevl her HUSDIUU Shlll. imil this “as supplel l`liis little life had blossomed ‘on ITI‘Ht€l1 by 11h"l`"| C0“tr'bUU0“5 Um"

ehrth to hioom in Heaven The fun- those present Arrailaevilents fu! -» '

eral services were conducted by Rev further uorli were mode and valious

your hioqa is mad. pure, pimpies, ' l Byeakfast?

_ Supper, then:

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Whitens _and preserves teeth- sweetens mouth and breath- soothes the throat - helps digestion.

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?€ E Q _D P¢r¢ , E J Hattee, speaking from Matt committees appointed Thi- Clin tei “EDNESD/\'i

was laid to resir ,

YE \Rl Y VlSI'l`()l€" -Amon t.he

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DR KING S PEPPERMIN PEPSIN CHEWING GUMS

Pure chicle--pure sugar-pure fresh mint-leaf flavor are what make them so good

Make sure of getting them by looking for the Cupid on every package

The wrapper of each packet is a coupon redeemable for hundreds of beautiful gifts.

Get the catalogue of them where you buy the gum or write to us for one

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CANADIAN CHICLE CO Limited O

PETERBOROUGH ONTARIO A

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fgrly of New fllasgow, P. E. 1. M

. . ¢ . E arrivals on the Island last week was Mr. W. H. Smith, ol Boston, formi-

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.\`niitli, who is anutive of this ls-

lnnd, was born in Nvw lilusgoiv, in 1840, and he is this year enjoying his Golden Wedding, of titty years of married life. Mrs. Smith has been on the Island since June (ith, visiting hcr sister, .\lrs. Isaac Toomhs of North Rnstico, Mrs. Smith has hueii to the Island every Summer for the last twelve years with the exception of last year. Mr. and Mrs, Nniitli

previous to going to Boston raise

their family of fourteen children, eight boys, and six girls. l~`onrhoyn

and one girl are graduates of Prin

tained success in the business woi .-\ll the family are located in th

'United States with the exception of one son, who is a practising phy- sician in Vancouver, B. C., and who is n graduate of Mcllill University, Montreal. Both Mr. and llrs. Smith are loyal to the land of their birth

and enjoy a trip to renew old friend

ship, 'l`l\ey have visited the houile they were married ln tllty years ago, which was the late Rev. (`rawford'n,_ t \' l'l

li EW I ELBHOW-

Sl’RI\'GFIEl.l).-The new mail de-

livery route recently established iS

H giving entire satisfaction, much cred

it is due the capable postmaster at

Emerald and our genial carrier, M

of Wales College, and all have ii _ ' , ' ' "lil,

First National Fox Exchange .}..‘.i?.‘.“.”i.T.’l"afi‘i‘2'ff“’.l’.?l§§’§ZL°' ‘FS

- of P. E. Island, Limited ”

Schurman S i

BM. Block ummerside. P. E. I. 5

' DIRECTORS 0

Dr. A. W. Leard, President S. M. Hicks

Hubert I lowatt, Vice Pres. A. E McLean P

Dr. J. A. Mcwiurtio, secy-Treas. T. of Carruthers George McQuarric, Manager

This exchaiigc buvs and sells F oxcs, Furs, Real Estate,

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ng to his numerous patrons.-Much redit is due the trustees of cliool for the attractive appearance f the school property. The exterior ol’ the school house has recently been ainted hy Messrs. Campbell ard MacLeod and the out-building reno, ated under the skilful management

erlorni his duties in a manner pleas-

the

.\lr. ll. B. Haslam.-l\lr. A. I

Makes the mme

Home-Made Bread Milli' Mother sed. lo

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¢_¢ »\ 6 'g 'me i i _ - ` - ' _ p < ' i ' V lcnlng of the 6th inst. l-lu was linctlltlnys. Michael Hennessey, for ah-

. 0 - ~' .» ~ -» . 2 ' "' .‘ _ - tind$10or 30 ._ . . tl ll t . t th .ll f tl , 3 _ _ _ $0 or sixty days in Jail. Hint; .\lc nsive language was e

fi.. ii 6Q¢ _ . *F90 /"_ Co ivHit1ii`ii)sF ptdiiitixigdlinhozgngiil iii? giiiiriiilttiii-.. miietinig P,§g.;‘Ii~§,,,.t_(O;,;'f,i,df;;_ th|'f,,W,.(;,it,f.f Allcvf. who .wus in cwniiany \-ith <l=\.v-S. »\l°X=\ndi_r_:/riser.__lo1°$m¢lf\1I1§_:

4 ; _ ___>,,¢ 'PON ‘lp -»‘ \v.»,i~ds of 100 carriages followed the ndlourned after singing the Nat1oiial_HenncSsey was Charged with having Hf’nnL‘_s-‘my on thc ¢_~ccai»lo_n of the ciiiicss, \\1lB 11116 -l 0 l-W

‘_ - _ "af £90 _ _ remains to Malpeqne (leniizteny where Anthem. '1 ,|,,.,.n drunk gnd disorderly on the ev_ lnttvrs sprcc, was lined all) or .l|l_2ll days.

_ ,. RED CROSS an that was mortal orhme n1hhf.h~_ _ __ ,, .

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Canadian women are the mart ettractfue in the world because

they are the mort womanb/ They are

home bodies Their interests are centred vi that' /mme: They are proud of their skill

out by the most skilful chefs in the world

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in bread-making They know that with Beaver Flour, they can make bread that equals anything turned

chiim, iihnfie scholar at oxrhnif

Farm Lands, Fox Shares, Stocks, Bonds, etc. Nothing but first-class Fox Stock handled and none but thoroughly re- liable companies represented.

Persons desiring to buy or sell Foxes, Fur Stock, etc.

will consult their own interests by cummunicating with us. Write, call or phone.

REFERENCES: Bank of Nova Scotia, Royal Bank of

anada, Canadian Bank of Commerce, Summerside, or . G. Dunn & Co., and Bradstreet agencies. Phone 68 Agents Wanted P. G. Box 250 I I

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linglnnd, is spending his vacation at Springfielrl, the guest of Mr. Ernest

modelling his barn. Mr. H. Mur-

rny has the work in charge.-Mr. l‘. '-`. Tloward spent the week end at Malpeque, the guest of Mr. George Ileuirsto, North Shore Hotel,-Mr, Lloncl Pengelly, Stone Cottage, has returned home alter spending Sun- day in Springfield, the guest ol, Mr. and Mrs. Beni. Howard.-Miss

Lottie Brown, Stanley Bridge, is

" visiting here, the guest of Miss Ag-

nes Haslam.-Miss Bessie MacKenzie

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5 has returned homo alter attending

the '

- HOTEL FLANDERS

133-137 West 47th St. New York City JUST OFF BROADWAY

The right kind of :i hotel in lhe ri ht I nlvt

$1.50 PER DAY UPWARD

From Gran-ll‘cntra| Station, _cans marked “Brn.-_|rlwav" without tr .fe cd

. , g amp

_g og ' y. ln the heart of the.-itrc district and _t"‘;""MlsB Lallira Pfllmerv t S\lmmeil"_

liflscent tothe sh lnu cr-ntrcs. Positively fire proof. Excellent cuisine and nn cxrep- Bl 0. ll* EDU141 Hg her V865 i0|l ll , tional orchestra../\olh‘igc addition just completed containing library.urilI and billiard hnl l B ri n d _

p ng el , the _nest t I. M. Mc-5

I-landaomely Furnished Rooms, Private Bath Kay.--Mr. J. nznisifiin rm :min-i

W. J. Seaman, manager of the eggi circle, is doing a rushing business and causing our local merchants much nlnrm.-Mr. F. W. F. Haslam is at 'present plaaterlng his beautiful cot _tnge.~.\lins Muriel Haslam, Hazel-

dean is visitin friends in H

Hasliim.-Mr. Fred J. llaslum is, re

rd home after n business trlp to' New Glasgow and other eastern

nm rr nnlnts.-Union Division, _\'n. 45,mectn_

_ lleriqiylunbl St mn 7|h.\ve.,c.-urs witliouttrnnsler. ‘ ra ulnrl gt their new hall ov"

klot upon rviiiiesl K y

Slimmer School ol Science.-Mr.

in und.

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H. R. Sl ARES. imipviemr I readv to lend a helping hand to a

friend

One of the first things noticed by travellers in

Canada is the fact that “all you women know how to

ke good érzad

Lf they knew all the facts, they would add all

your best bread makers use “BEAVER F LOUR

The reason is quite simple Beaver’ Flour is a

6l¢nd¢d_/Your It is really !'wo_#aur.r in one It contains the quality, nutriment and flavor of Ontario Fall wheat d the strength of Manitoba Spring wheat “Beaver Flour is a per_'/‘éctly Jalanced /Your It makes baking easy because it is always the same in strength quality and flavor. 1” ou can make more bread to the barre than with any other Hour-big brown, nutty, dehcious loaves that will delight both the eye and the flte Perhaps you have never tried “Beaver Flour Y grocer has it Try_it You cant make the best pastry without it

Dealers-wmeinsgfoilprices on Feed,_Coa.rse

Grainsand Cereals. ,1 ' =

Iliiifn |il~frm.oii wi mimiii. one

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